A Liberal Arts Graduate Transmigrates: Carving Out a Domain in Great Liang
文科生穿越：割据在大梁
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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450Chapters
211Reads
7.2Score
33Listens
396.1kReads · all time
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The Ninth Prince just needs to keep quiet! The writing is more objective and true! It's not like the clouds and mountains are covered in fog as soon as you come up, and your imagination is free!
It's hard to say anything else. The author has an Oedipus complex, which is reflected everywhere in the article.
It's not bad, but some parts in the middle don't feel coherent enough (I'm curious if some parts have been deleted, and is there any unedited group I can watch?), And sometimes the names of people are wrong. Overall, the flaws are not outweighed by the flaws.
It was quite interesting, but I felt that the male protagonist was a bit high-profile in the early stage, and he shouldn't have returned to the imperial city that time. After all, he secretly turned against the emperor. Not only the prince, but also the emperor wanted him dead.
I think it is one of the few good books with online IQ, at least it is rare here. Some people may accuse the author of various things, but I want to say to the author that I agree with what you said about inventing this and that from the beginning, which is very naive. Rome was not built in a day. No one can succeed casually, not even time-travelers! [Laughs] The author should stabilize his mind and don't be affected by random comments. Some people appreciate you and some agree with you.
Very satisfied and beautiful The more I write later, the more outrageous it becomes.
It's okay, give it five stars to support it.
Hey, it's very well written. Even the wives of subordinates are not spared. If the subordinates find out, there will be great drama.
Not bad, I feel like I've been struggling for a while
It's obviously very well written.